When the MacBook Air was first introduced in 2008 without a CD/DVD drive, Apple included software that could remotely access another computer’s disc drive instead. This puts you in a tough spot when you need to access files or software on a disc.
A Mac’s SuperDrive is expensive to replace, though, and you may not use an external drive often enough to make it worth the money. All you need is another Mac or Windows PC on your local network so you can remotely access its drive from your Mac.Īs one of the few components of a computer that still physically spins (along with the hard drive), optical drives are prone to breakdowns and occasionally stop working. If your Mac’s CD/DVD drive is dead, you might not have to get a replacement or external drive.
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